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Stolen pictures surface in Australia

Monday 11 October 1993 23:02 BST
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Five 19th-century Dutch paintings stolen several years ago from Delft were found in an Australian garage, Reuter reports from Perth. The paintings, worth up to pounds 850,000, were found pressed between two pieces of plywood in a garage in Perth. Two paintings by Willem Schmidt are of Dutch royalty, King William II and Prince William of Orange.

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